A table of anti-logarithms containing to seven places of decimals, natural numbers answering to all logarithms from ·00001 to ·99999; and an improved table of Gauss's logarithms, by which may be found the logarithm to the sum or difference of two quantities whose logarithms are given | lit.salon
A table of anti-logarithms containing to seven places of decimals, natural numbers answering to all logarithms from ·00001 to ·99999; and an improved table of Gauss's logarithms, by which may be found the logarithm to the sum or difference of two quantities whose logarithms are given